... Horse Racing. Mr. HuGoss, in the House of Commons on Tuesday night, moved for save to bring in a Bill to amend the laws relating to horse racing. The necessity for legislation he based ons the utter failure of the Jockey Club to deal with the evils betting ...

... IN HORSE RACING. A correspondence has passed between Admiral Roue, acting with the concurrence of Lord Falmouth and Mr. Chaplin, and Viscount Darn, on the subject of reciprocity in horse-racing between France and England. In making the suggestion, Admiral ...

... HORSE RACING. A Set of Six Original Drawings, prepsrd from Chalk Sketches. Two Shillings and Sixpence the Set. Handsomely mounted on satin, 2s. 6d. each. GEORGE the THIRD, A Series of Six Female and Six Male Figures truly characteristic of the above period ...

... HORSE RACING. The Daily Telegraph remarks that horse-racing is more than ever establishing its title to be regarded as the favourite sport of Englishmen, at a moment when the rich and high-born are withdrawing themselves more and more from active pa ...

... HORSE RACING. A Set of Six Original Drawings, prepard horn Chalk ketches. Two Shillings and Sixpence the Set. Handsomely mounted oa satin, 2s. 6(.1. each. GEORGE the THIRD. A Series of Six Female and Six Male Figures truly characteristic of the above ...

... HORSE RACING. PLEASANT weather favoured the concluding day of the Houghton Meeting at Newmarket on Friday (last week), when the Plate of 1000 mom was won by Prince Soltykoff's Sheen, General Byrne's Amphion being second, and Mr. Brampton's Oddfelow third ...

... HORSE RACING; Its History and Early Records of the Principal and other Racq, Meetings, Anecdotes, &c. &c. Bvo. Rs. 8-6. TALES FOR ALL AGES. By W. H. G. Kingston. Illustrated. Square. Rs. 1-11. H.M.S. HANNIBAL AT PALERMO AND NAPLES During the Itlliau ...

... HORSE RACING. The Liverpool race meeting, which had to be postponed on Friday (7th inst.) owing to tile very severe weather, was brought to a close on Saturday, when Lord Feversham's Queen of the Dale won the Great Lancashire Handicap ; Mr. J. Wallace's ...

... HORSE RACING. Your correspondent shows • deplorefg e ignorance of b,o tubiect that I MI tempted to put him right. teople •ho but ein money not from their own friends but from knanseUre. It isnot. case of dog dog or one workman taking from another workman ...

... HORSE RACING TO THE EDITOR OP THE. 3_OB_l**o POST. Sir, — Having just seen a letter, signed J. P. H, in you newspaper of the 7th, as to race-horses, whereby be part/. advocates long courses and £50 plates, allow me to state tint I partly differ in opinion ...

... HORSE RACING. At the Royal Windsor Race Meeting, which opened on Thursday, the 15th inst., the sport turned out very poor, the fields being small from start to finish. The attendance, however, was good, and instead of a repetition of the wet weather which ...

... HORSE RACING. The current number o( the Quarterly Review contains an interesting article on Horse Racing. Most of the modern developments of racing, we are told In this, took place during the >xuth of George IV, in whom love for the turf ...